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I never thought WeWork would succeed. Reasons:
They are still around. It's still around the same price to rent a desk for the day. But Regus, the actual property owner has their own desk rental service too.
Makes sense to me. Open office designs SUCK. I share an office with 2 other people and Iโm much, much more productive in my home office with 3 kids in the house because I can shut my door, be alone with my thoughts, and be productive.
Are they still around though? I think they filed for bankruptcy. The jeezus wannabe ceo was a good con artist.
Yeah, I was looking for a place to work at in Austin and there they were. Chose a local coffee shop instead